The movement, founded in 2008, had been previously accepted by the commission to supervise the 2011 parliamentary elections and partook in supervising the presidential election and constitutional referendum of 2012.

Thus, a subordinate lawyer cannot blindly follow a supervising lawyer's instruction, but is permitted to rely on the judgment of a supervising lawyer only in cases in which there is an "arguable question of professional duty" and the supervising lawyer's resolution of the issue is reasonable.

Grade 12 ($66,953-$93,734) positions require a bachelor's degree, a minimum of three years experience supervising staff, six years of experience working with at-risk youths, or a combination of education and experience.

NFPA 72 defines a Proprietary Supervising Station System as being a facility/system that provides supervision of one or more fire alarm systems that are located either locally or remotely, under one ownership, at which trained, competent personnel are in constant attendance.

Allow younger staff to utilize the many avenues of sharing information and identify the opportunities when other administrative staff may play an important part in the training and supervising process.

Name, title and telephone number of the person responsible for supervising the advisory activities of the supervised person; and disclosure as to whether he was the subject of a bankruptcy petition during the past 10 years.

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